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IC Insights’ April Update to The 2014 McClean Report shows a ranking of the 2013 top 50 fabless IC suppliers (as well as the leading foundry, MPU, DRAM, flash, DSP, MCU, standard cell, analog, and PLD suppliers). A preview of this ranking showing the top 25 fabless companies is listed in Figure 1. The top-25 worldwide fabless IC sales leaders for 2013 included 14 suppliers headquartered in the U.S., five in Taiwan, two in China, two in Euro...

A range of step down DC/DC converter modules with integrated inductor, Panasonic has introduced the PSiP (Power Supply in Package) series. The devices are suitable for use as embedded power supplies (point of load) in IT and communication infrastructure equipment and industrial devices, such as small cell base stations, servers blades, surveillance cameras and measurement apparatus.

A newfabless company specialising in system LSI design and development will be jointly established byFujitsu and Panasonic.Fujitsu Limited, Panasonic Corporation, and Development Bank of Japan, Inc. (DBJ) have signed a memorandum of understanding in which DBJ will make an investment and provide a line of credit for the new company.

Agilent Technologies says that its HDMI 2.0 test solution has been certified by the HDMI Forum as an official compliance test tool. The solution has the widest coverage for HDMI Physical layer compliance test. Certification was achieved with the collaborative framework of Panasonic; the solution will be used at the Panasonic Authorised Test Centre, in Osaka, Japan.

RS Components (RS) has introduced manufacturer standard packaging on a range of interconnect and passive products from top brands including Panasonic and TE Connectivity. Initially rolled out in Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA), customers in the region can now purchase a selection of thin film resistors, inductors and crimp terminals in full reel quantities to meet their pre-production needs.

This video looks at new and interesting products. This week looks at: ADI's AD9364 integrated RF transceiver; the Bourns EVAL-CN0313-SDPZ certified EMC compliant RS-485 interface design tool; and the PAN1322 place & play Bluetooth module from Panasonic.

According to a recent market research report from IDTechEx, the lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery business is growing rapidly to many tens of billions of dollars yearly, thanks to continuing investment in the industry. Their use is widening well beyond e-readers, tablets, laptops and mobile phones with vehicles being particularly important for the future; mainly hybrid electric and pure electric vehicles by land, water and air.

MSC Technologies is showing the BMSKTOPASM369BT development kit from Toshiba today (Feb 25) at embedded world 2014 in Nuremberg. The kit is a completely new development platform for Panasonic’s PAN1026 embedded Bluetooth Smart Ready module that recently turned into series production.

Now in production, the DA14580 SmartBond SoC has been hailed as the world’s smallest and lowest power Bluetooth Smart device by Dialog Semiconductor. Compared to competing solutions on the market, the DA14580 more than doubles the battery life of an application-enabled smartphone accessory, wearable device or computer peripheral.

Perforce understands that collaborating to build electronic products or embedded systems is a complex and precise undertaking. It requires teamwork, as well as the right tooling, if you are to achieve a regular release cycle that both meets user requirements, and is on schedule. At Embedded World 2014, Perforce will exhibit from Hall 5 Booth 180.